Two fantasy vets spar over value plays in a fast-paced last-call session. Diggs sits as the clear top target for Drake Maye’s offense, with a 45.5 receiving-yard prop tempting DFS builders and a recent 100-yard outburst fueling optimism despite ACL recovery. A contrasting under wagers on Pollard’s 65.5 rushing yards face the revival of Tajee Spears, whose return could siphon early touches. The crew also flags Kenneth Walker III as a potential 60-plus yard engine against a vulnerable Arizona run unit, while Maye’s EPA-driven rise underscores his growing fantasy floor.

Marvin Harrison Jr. sparked a late surge for the Cardinals, flipping a grim Thursday into a blueprint for upside in key matchups. The heroics showed MHJ’s ceiling hinges on targeted down-the-stretch plays and rhythm, even as volume remains a concern in Arizona’s fluctuating offense.

Deneric Benson flashed in limited chances but didn’t log two-minute uses, underscoring a buy-low path built on volume rather than talent alone. Seattle’s backfield stayed a committee, with Zach Charbonnet flashing bursts when he touched the ball and Kenneth Walker III remaining a high-risk, high-reward hold.

These threads shape week-to-week roster moves: MHJ as a potential splash play, Benson as a speculative buy, and Seattle’s backfield as a source of weekly volatility in lineups and trades.

Arizona’sKyler Murray and Seattle’s JSN-fronted offense headline a Week 4 Thursday clash, with Benson looming as a top 12 RB option while Walker could be stung by JSN’s presence. Iyuk’s lingering absence, Fields’ concussion status, and Wirfs’ likely return shape the week’s injury/lineup angles. A flurry of trades and buy-low plays—Bijan, London, Debo, Puka, ETN—drive the hype, aided by Smitty’s Underdog promos and a focus on ceiling over floor in volatile matchups.

Across the board, the show emphasizes upside bets, forced-by-injury rotations, and bold trades to chase week-winning ceilings. The strategy centers on leveraging Week 4 specifics, tracking promo boosts, and exploiting the nightly slate’s mismatch opportunities to maximize fantasy points and playoff-positioning.

Benson's late surge has fantasy owners debating hold vs sell. The offense and two-minute drill usage hint at a limited ceiling, making a sell-high move attractive in combination with upgrades like London, Rashee Rice, Lamb or JSN.

Walker showed Thursday he can eat carries but remains in a committee; Charbanet flashed TD upside, reinforcing a plan to move Walker for bigger names and keep Charbanet as a league-winner in Arizona's evolving attack.

The strategy centers on attaching Sharps and Walker to land JJ, Rice or Lamb, or leveraging Lad McConkey to upgrade the ARI stack. Stay agile and avoid overpaying for volatility.